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Social Media Consumer Behaviour: The Psychology of Why People Scroll, Share and (Sometimes) Buy
Every like, share and comment looks like interest, but very little of it is persuasion. Research on more than 14,000 people found that getting someone to “like” a brand didn’t change what they thought of it or whether they bought it.
So which social media behaviours actually move people towards buying, and why?
Audience Profiling: How to Actually Get to Know the People You're Talking To
Surprisingly, many brands do not actually know who their customers are. They have demographic data, some purchase history, and a set of assumptions built up over time, but they often lack a real understanding of what their audience believes, values, or needs.
What does audience profiling done right actually involve, and what do brands miss when they ignore the Say-Do Gap?
Why a better product still doesn’t sell, and how premium branding done right fixes it
Plenty of brands have a genuinely better product and still lose sales on price. The most common instinct is to blame the market conditions and hope the things will pick up, or to discount the price. Both options are wrong.
Most often, your brand is sending the wrong signals to justify the premium price, but which ones are wrong and how to fix them?
Psychographic Segmentation: Your Audience Is More Than Their Postcode and Age
Two people. Same age, same city, same income. Completely different consumers. Demographics explain the surface, psychographics explain the why beneath it.
But how values, identity, and lived experience are the audience data points that actually predict behaviour?
Brand Strategy vs. Marketing Strategy: The Confusion Costing You Sales
Businesses that are frustrated with their marketing performance often have a brand problem, not a marketing problem. The confusion between brand strategy and marketing strategy is not only a terminology issue, but a commercially costly mix-up.
But how can you tell which one is costing you sales, and why you cannot fix marketing without fixing the brand first?